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Property	Value
rdfs:label	Low C-GT
rdfs:comment	The Low C-GT is a uniquely 'tooned (from cartooned) version of an LMP-style racer and is a so-called Drop Top. The Drop Tops were introduced in 2005 as flattened, cartoon-like versions of various vehicles. These cars are known to perform well on track sets as they benefit from their low center of gravity. The Low C-GT has a similar spoiler placement and basic body layout as Mid Drift. Re-releases of Drop Tops vehicles have been somewhat limited. The name Low C-GT is a play on the term "center of gravity": the car is low, which results in a low center of gravity. The base has a cut-out for the Hot Wheels logo. The wing is ingeniously designed to be part of the window piece.
dcterms:subject	2005 Hot Wheels Unlicensed Hot Wheels Hot Wheels Original Designs 2005 First Editions Hot Wheels Playable Cars
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Number	2005
Series	2005
Name	Low C-GT
Years	2005
Designer	Phil Riehlman
abstract	The Low C-GT is a uniquely 'tooned (from cartooned) version of an LMP-style racer and is a so-called Drop Top. The Drop Tops were introduced in 2005 as flattened, cartoon-like versions of various vehicles. These cars are known to perform well on track sets as they benefit from their low center of gravity. The Low C-GT has a similar spoiler placement and basic body layout as Mid Drift. Re-releases of Drop Tops vehicles have been somewhat limited. The name Low C-GT is a play on the term "center of gravity": the car is low, which results in a low center of gravity. The base has a cut-out for the Hot Wheels logo. The wing is ingeniously designed to be part of the window piece.